Registered Master Builders
Brogan Builders, are registered master builders located in the Kaipara District, we are experts in new homes, renovations, and light commercial construction.
Registered Master Builders with over 30 years experience
Breath new life back into your home with a quality renovation from Brogan Builders. Whether you are looking to increase the enjoyment and comfortability of your home, to increase it’s value or simply to improve your homes efficiency, Brogan Builders are here to help. Over the years we’ve developed expertise in all areas of home renovations and take pride in the workmanship we can deliver for you.
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5 practical reasons why you should build new:
- You can have exactly what you want and need;
- Your home will be built to the latest building standards;
- It's more efficient and less maintenance;
- As Registered Master Builders, your new home will be under a 10 Year Master Builders new home warranty;
- You can include modern design and technology.
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Brogan Builders has a proven record of successful light commercial works throughout the Kaipara District, we are Master Builders of distinction with experience in alterations and renovations at Otamatea High School, constructing a second floor for the ambulance station and renovating the Country Club bar. Our size makes us responsive and dynamic, and our experience makes us thorough and results driven.
Green Building with Formance
Brogan Builders is passionate about staying at the forefront of modern building practices. As the Green Building movement grows around the world, we’ve responded by partnering with Formance, the New Zealand leaders in SIP technology. Our work in this area is already being recognised internationally with a Formance SIP house we recently built winning "Overall Winner" Green Home of the Year Awards 2021 at prestigious US awards https://online.flipbuilder.com...
